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BYD says its new energy vehicle sales will surpass Tesla China's in June
BYD's new energy vehicle sales will surpass Tesla China's by June this year and the company is on track to become the global new energy vehicle champion within the year, it said.
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Owner complains Tesla vehicle abnormally lost power, trapping him inside
Tesla has been accused by a car owner of trapping him inside his car after a slew of complaints about its brakes not working.
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Tesla's May orders in China reportedly halved from April
Tesla's net orders in China in May were nearly halved to about 9,800 from more than 18,000 in April, The Information reported Thursday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
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Tesla recalls 734 imported Model 3 vehicles in China
Tesla is officially recalling some imported Model 3 vehicles produced in 2019 in China because of assembly issues.
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Tesla registers 'CYBERTRUCK' trademark in China
The Cybertruck opened for pre-order on Tesla's China website in January, with an advance payment of RMB 1,000 ($157).
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Chinese regulator gives Tesla backing in response to user's questions about single-pedal mode
The single-pedal mode is not unique to Tesla, and users should familiarize themselves with the technical characteristics of new energy vehicles, said the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
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Tesla reportedly to recall some imported Model 3s in China
Following its announcement of a recall plan in the United States, Tesla is also going to recall some of its imported models in China.
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Tesla begins hiring data security experts in China as compliance pressures mount
Tesla has begun hiring data security experts in China to address the increasing compliance pressure it faces.
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Tesla says it has built data center in China to store all local data
All data generated from vehicles sold in the Chinese mainland will be stored locally, the company said.
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Investigation results say driver responsible for major accident involving Tesla last August
A traffic accident involving a Tesla vehicle last August that resulted in serious injuries to the driver and damage to the vehicle has sparked heightened concern in China, but now the latest findings say the driver, not Tesla, is to blame.









